do with a lack of oxygen from the experiment, a scarey moment to see on public television in croat croatia>> live tv, anything can happen. time to answer the age old question, how many dudes does it take to get a stray cat out of your house? >> there's literally a random cat in here. he is in the other room now. >> i'm putting my money on the cat. >> i am too. >> the eyes are glowing. >> it tries to escape, hanging from the wall. >> i've never seen this cat before. >> it falls down the steps, now they're armed with a laundry basket, they're looking for it, and one kid is like it's in your dresser, man. >> be careful. >> i'm thinking, as i'm watching this, he's playing a joke on his friend -- >> oh, it is, how did it get back there? it was actually in the dresser, so then how do you get it out? >> that was like a magic trick. >> and it starts doing like par core movies all over the bedroo. then it's in the closet, under the bed, out of the closet, over that dude, and then they eventually get the cat outside. >> cat scratched fever. >>> this is one of those cool hack videos, but this is the

saudi arabia financed a huge purchase of weapons from croatia to break the bloody stalemate.he wife of a new york city police officer charged with wanting to kill and eat women described how she discovered her husband's plans including her intention to slit her throat when she looked through his laptop. dr. koop served during the business and reagan administrations has died. >>> michelle obama beared her bare arms. an iranian news agency decided to photo shop a new outfit on the first lady with sleeves. >>> a new study finds a mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, fruits, nuts, can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. turning now to business, stocks dropped on news of turmoil in italy. the dow closed at 13, 784. the s&p shot down 27 and the nasdaq sank 45. overseas markets followed. nikkei plum meted 263 points and the hang sang tumbled 300. >>> deadlocked elections in italy panicked investors. without a stable government, italy won't be able to tackle a major recession. a domino effect spiked volumes on the vix volatility to an all-time high. >>> today, investors are l

report in "new york times" says saudi arabia has financed a large purchase of infantry weapons from croatia for rebels. >>> the wife of gilberto valle, a new york city police officer planning to eat, kill and kidnap women, testified. she said she found her husband's canibalism plans when she looked through his laptop >>> dr. c. everett koop has died. he served during the reagan and bush senior administration. is best known for the work to cut smoking. and advocating condoms to battle aids epidemic. >>> michelle obama showed off her bare arms sunday night while presenting oscar for best picture to "argo." an iranian state news agency was slamming the movie about the iran hostage crisis and the award, they decided to photoshop i new outfit on the first lady, complete with sleeves, perhaps to match the country's dress codes. >>> a new study finds a diet rich in olive oil, fish, nuts, fruits and vegetables can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and strokes in people by about 30%, underscoring the importance of healthy fat. >>> stocks dropped on news of turmoil in italy. the dow closed at

>> we're looking like we're going to be doing portugal and spain, and probably do yacht week in croatia up south america next year for the world cup. >> are you happier? is this working for you doing your trip once a year? >> absolutely. at the end of the day it's really about meeting the people and helping other people as well and we're probably going to tripe to step up the helping part i think in the future, because it's really, that feels the best. >>> come sunday, you can watch the big game. you can watch the puppy bowl. or you could watch the commercials, like the rest of us. >> good night. >> good night. >> old man going to bed at a retirement home, but, no. he breaks out of the place and watch this. his cohorts pick him up for a wild night on the town. here they are pool-hopping at somebody's house. setting firecrackers off at someone's doorstep, awesome stuff. at some club where they're really getting down. dude's doing the robot. one actually ends up in a bathroom stall with another person who is quite young perp there's an older lady with a younger man, if you will. also very

people, they say what is the story you are most fond of that you remember best was a little girl in croatia was a refugee from preador. her father was locked up in one of those prison camps, she and her mother, little sister and granny were with a bunch of, a group of other people refugees stuck in a deserted school. they weren't being allowed to move. and we went to do a story just on these refugees. and somebody said look up this little kid, she is cool. she speaks english. little 11-year-old munchkin sherx was cute and spoke good english which is always useful to us. we talked to her and she was private. we went away looking for something else and i couldn't get her out of my mind. and the camera crew at one point t was david green, and he said pizz, you know, that kid, you know what, you're right, we turned and went back and we said right, tell us your story. and she could tell us what happened from the moment, she said i lived in preador and the serbs came and chased us out. we were on the bus, they took people off and killed them. on and on. she told her whole story. so we just record

and even croatia and albania became vibrant places of western democracy of, of market economics and nato members. >> if you look down from mars on earth the bulk of the nations with free political systems and free economic systems that are close friends and allies of the united states and canada are in western europe and, uh, what they're gonna have to do is to recognize that, that it obviously remains important to defend the needed treaty area. >> originally founded with 10 member states, nato now comprises 28 nations and scores of partners who contribute military personnel and equipment to its ever widening missions. >> there are many global partners and they are part of an increasingly dense security network that can address problems anywhere in the world with an increasingly complex set of tools. >> we don't want that world to be a 19th century world of competing power blocks, rivalries, alliances armed to the teeth against each other. keeping europe a zone of peace, managing crisis, building international cooperative security in the 21st century, those are the three core functions o

lot of military hardware center actually from america but they're getting into saudi arabia from croatia instead ultimately i don't think a lack of weapons is their problem i think the problem is the lack of political consistency the fact that they've made themselves unpopular in syria itself and that as i say they are after all not a state or a rebel group and they can't provide living conditions for the people who have come under there and are. all right john laughlin live from paris with us from the institute of democracy and cooperation and thanks for that. pope benedict the sixteenth is in the last hours of his papacy before retiring to his silk looted life of prayer he said his farewell to his cardinals before that he becomes the first pontiff to resign in six hundred years and the successor has the daunting task of restoring the church is the battered reputation following a string of child abuse and corruption scandals archies arena gluco reports from vatican city. we came here we spoke to quite a few vatican experts all of him unanimously agree that there are some major changes w

clyde's of the winners will gell-mann to the world championships in croatia in asia. -- in april. >> now your 11 forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> cold temperatures all-around the mid-atlantic and northeast. 17 in richmond, virginia. charlotte n.c., 20. 30 as far south as atlanta of. single-digit cold. pittsburgh, cleveland, 9 this morning. four below in upstate new york and officially 20 at bwi marshall. you can almost see the cold air moving off of the coast. as it moves over, the relatively warm waters of the atlantic, you get the stratus clouds developing out there. clear skies now, but there are some high, thin, cirrus clouds approached us. for most of the early evening, it will be clear. they will drop quickly early with a cloud cover coming in. oakland is at war more than quantico. getting toward tomorrow's rush hour and they quickly moved in. expecting rain by late morning, maybe some sleet or wet snow mixing in. it generally looks like a light to moderate rainfall. in much more cloudy weather day tomorrow. clear and then clouds late. the wind will increase pushing temperature

. >> reporter: dogs have come here from several countries including brazil, croatia and japan. >> ishe hard to handle because he seems bigger and heavier than you? >> not really. just have to go with it. >> i do the best i can. >> reporter: jewel is one of the favorite for best in show. her owner says a win would be huge. >> wow, i mean you would have to look at the breed and say that's an american dog hound: you didn't know what it was did you. >> reporter: the owner and dogs find out who gets bragging rights tomorrow night. >> they are so cute. blanket rocket ship is a bermese mountain dog. >>> for these stories and more coming up, here is denise koch. >> the pope steps down. how the catholic church is reacting to finding a new leader. >> an update from police on the investigation of a woman's death. >> check in for these and all the day's breaking news. >>> spring training starts tomorrow. meet one young pitcher who will be in a heated battle to make the team. >> stan has that story coming up next in sports. this is my friend diane. she's played by the rules her whole life. but th

have any comments on the times story about saudi arabia providing weapons for the rebels through croatia? is this the right way to deal with the crisis? does the pentagon have concerns that these weapons would end up in the hands of terrorist groups? >> i cannot speak to the reported policies of other countries. our policy remains of providing alternative forms to the opposition. the overall narrative remains the same. this is a narrative of the syrian people. bashar assad needs to go. he is readily violent. he needs to step down. the future of the syrian people need to be defined by the syrian people. that is what we are working toward. with all the the steps the us- backed government is taking. providing humanitarian groups. -- providing humanitarian assistance. we are committed to the policy of nonlethal assistance. >> before debate on senator hagel has ended. the schedule calls for a vote this afternoon. what are the plans at the pentagon for his first days in office? what is your goal in terms of making it fully in charge and able to deal with congress after this confirmation fight?

we have prime ministers of croatia and australia, nuns, zumba dancers, an extraordinary dancer in pakistan will be dancing in karachi where it is dangerous. we have women who have never danced before and women who are literally risking their lives to dance. we have movie stars and domestic workers, my co-workers, union leaders, nurses, doctors, we have every type of person on the planet. i really believe this day will literally change the mindset, the power dime and the energy of the planet. and when we wake up on the 15th, we will not be finished with our efforts. we will begin the next stage of our effort where violence against women and girls will never be marginalized again and we will have called up the intention and the energy to make sure we live in a world where women are safe and free. one of the greatest things about this movement is how connected we are across borders, crustaceans, across tribes. and we are in this together. we know violence against women is a global phenomenon and is not particular to culture or nations are families, but something all of us are impacted by. whe

. >> reporter: people from this country of croatia are used to it. >> on monday to friday they deliverurday. >> reporter: concerns remain. >> for myself, no problem but for business, a problem. >> more mail coming on monday so it is going to backlog everything. >> reporter: the final decision is up to congress. that may or may not go along. ktvu channel two is. >> more details, since 2006 it has cut its annual -- by $50 million in the workforce has been reduced by 28 percent mainly by attrition in the postal service also reduce the number of processing centers due to closure our consolidation. >>> a number of school districts has been ordered to repay money in exchange for feeding some of the state's poorest children in the state oversight office of the department of education ordered repayment statewide of nearly $170 million. the department of education is expected to [indiscernible] the district where using the money for something other than food services and the biggest offender was the los angeles unified school district accused of appropriating a hundred $50 million over six year

prime minister confirm that his government are still in favor of future enlargement of the eu beyond croatiauntries in the western balkans and, potentially, elsewhere? given that this budget lasts until 2020, what provision is there in it for any further accessions of new states after croatia? >> we are in favor of further expansion of the eu to the countries of the western balkans and others, as the honorable gentleman says. obviously, there is room in the budget for cohesion and other payments, but the fixed amount of payment ceiling -- 908.4 billion euros -- cannot change. >> may i add my congratulations to my right honorable friend on returning from europe with a very good deal for the united kingdom? i see him wincing. the ongoing, long-term reductions in staff of the european institutions has been close to his heart. does he now expect to see a reduction in staff, as well as a return to perhaps less generous remuneration and retirement packages than eu officials currently enjoy? >> i reassure my right honorable friend that i was wincing at a piece of paper i was passed, not at all at a

and the reason why it was targeted in croatia is precisely because it represented a symbol of cultures coexisting and co-mingling. i do think we should surrender that ideal. i think that ideal is something that we should fight for, and that we should do our utmost diplomatically and through economic investment to preserve. that's the bosnian idea and that's an ideal on which i still maintain and which the international community remains committed. >> i'm a grad student. i take a class or with the professor come and went to discussion yesterday about the applications of u.s. and nato interventions for negotiations with iran and north korea. and in the future, similar potentially rogue states where concerns were expressed that every time the u.s. or every time they don't uses force or any kind of invention, especially violent force, it makes it harder to bring governments like iranian's to the negotiating table because they have perhaps somewhat legitimate fear that the u.s. and major countries will try for a regime change. would you comment on that? >> so, it should be the burden of the

>>> we have some scary video to show you, a pregnant presenter on a children's television show in croatiaroducing a segment on the importance of oxygen. the good news is she was not seriously injured and believe it or not, she went back to work. >> wow, glad to hear she's okay. >>> this morning, we have a new book about jesus to talk about and it's getting a big celebrity endorsement from the singer justin bieber, justin shared a message with his 7 million plus follower eer instagram, "so prf my pastor. the book comes out on the 26th. judah is the best speaker of our generation, read this book. you won't regret it. nice to have you with us. an awesome endorsement to come. you've been his pastor for the past couple of years. >> i don't know if i agree with that endorsement but it was very nice. >> basically you're asking people to fill in the blank, so many books about the church would be a pastor saying jesus is in fact this, i'll as the pastor fill in the blank for you. >> yeah, probably first of all jesus i think is the most formidable person in human history and whatever you are in the

." >> seven years later, ron brown was on a trade mission in croatia when he and 34 other people were plane crash. >>> today, president obama's looking forward to his state of the union address scheduled for thursday nig tuesday night, but this day in 2007, then senator obama went to springfield, illinois, to make an announcement. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: at the state house where abraham lincoln called on a divided nation to unite, obama pledged to bridge a political divide, offering himself as part of a new generation that can build a more hopeful america. >> let's be the generation that makes future generations proud of what we did here. >> thank you. >> reporter: facing a field of political veterans, he played his newcomer status as an asset. >> i know that i haven't spent a lot of time learning the ways of washington. but i've been there long enough to know that the ways of washington must change. >> reporter: change he advocated in health care, the economy, education and poverty, reserving his

. >> stephanie: was flipping through 15th century man you on manuscripts in croatia. he came across something remarkable on the pages fee line paw prints. [ laughter ] medieval version of cats walking across your keyboard. as jazz does. >> it happens all the time. >> stephanie: how many times a week do i say what did chris mean? is this a scott brown tweet? >> that's when boots sat on the keyboard and demanded a neck scratch. as boots does. >> stephanie: gawker finishes as if you need additional proof that cats have always been [ bleep ] you rens that -- he ruins that entire manuscript. stupid medieval kids. >> maybe he didn't like what he wrote. >> stephanie: no, no, no, change that. >> who is his editor. >> stephanie: can i have some martian music please? evils of the interwebs. we have -- pretty much it has been a giant brain drain look at cats dos cute things. getting in other various kinds of trouble. women breaks up with fiance after finding him with another girl on russian google maps. the street view is creepy. it is creepy. invasive. right? >> i think it's gr

the "new york times," saudi arabia has financed a major shipment of infantry weapons from croatia to syria. syria opposition have led to 10 talks in rome with secretary of state john kerry. opposition leaders previously opted to boycott the meeting saying western powers had not done enough to intervene in the fight. >>> "washington post" surgeon gener general koop has died. he issued stern warnings on the dangers of smoking and made violence a priority and c. everett koop was 76 years old. >> google is concerned samsung's rise could give them more leverage on future deals. 40% of google and android devices are hand-held samsung sets and trying to get other phone makers to increase competition to help keep samsung's power in check. >> more and more products in europe revealed to contain horse meat even though the packages aren't always marked this way. >> get this. ikea meatballs, we have that every night. do they come with the couches. furniture retailer ikea, they revealed some packages of their famed swedish meatballs sent out across europe did in fact contain horse meat. according

three at the most from croatia. that would have been c 130s.ity of the white house and the president was to get reelected because we were just outside of that big november election. >> and the main stream media was totally compliant. don't ask the tough questions. let him skate on this. but it does bring back that 3:00 a.m. call, except this time nobody called because he had a do not disturb apparently. i can't imagine not going to the war room, within 17 minutes after the facility there had requested air support, they sent an unarmed drone so they could watch in real time. they didn't even go do that. could have done it from the war room. a special shout out to my friend, sam johnson, whose son died this weekend, a real vietnam hero and our hearts go out for the johnson family. >> steve: that's nice of you to say. congressman gohmert joining us from dallas. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> steve: all right. it's now 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up next, the texas tenors are here. ♪ proud to be an american where at least i know